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Rethink Your Relationship With Money! | Rob Dial

2 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment, Rob Dial discusses his former negative relationship with his paycheck, describing how he would view each payment with anxiety, complain about insufficiency, hoard money, and make impulsive purchases. He contrasts this with a transformative practice he adopted seven years ago: each time a payment arrives, he pauses, closes his eyes, visualizes the payer’s name, and expresses heartfelt gratitude, thanking them for the contribution to his life. This gratitude ritual shifts his energy around money, widening the metaphorical river of abundance, leading to a more positive, generous, and appreciative attitude toward earnings.

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Most people, when they get their paycheck, I was this person for years.
I get my paycheck.
Be like, It's still not enough. It's not enough. And I'm literally from the moment I see my paycheck bringing in negative energy towards money. And I'm like, It's still not enough. It's not as much as I want. I don't know if I could pay my bills with this. This is crap. And then what do I do? I share it with anybody? I don't give anybody any of that money. And I hoard it.
Do I take care of it?
No. I complain about I don't have enough. I don't enjoy it. I don't share. You- wasted, yeah. You wasted.
I buy stupid stuff.
And then you see on the other.
Side, someone who gets their paycheck. And this is a big thing that I changed in myself.
Like seven years ago. Any time that I would get a payment, because what's cool about, you know, building business online is you can get payments at random times. I would get a payment and I switched it to every time I started seeing a payment come in, I would go, I would close my eyes and I would say, and I'd see the person's name and I would say, John, thank you so much. God, thank you so much for bringing this into my life. I hope that I can make some sort of transformation. And I just wanted to bring that energy to it. And what's crazy is it just, like you said, it's like the river just widened.